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I've been looking for a simple tool to shedule (complex) sql-query's which run's on windows and uses ODBC. Output to .csv format or some other simple format. The logon has to happen directly before the query's and thus automatic. For example : It should be possible to run several query's at 6.50 am every morning mo-vr and other -very long- query's during the weekend. Is there something like that available? |
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I've been looking for a simple tool to shedule (complex) sql-query's which run's on windows and uses ODBC. Output to .csv format or some other simple format. The logon has to happen directly before the query's and thus automatic. For example : It should be possible to run several query's at 6.50 am every morning mo-vr and other -very long- query's during the weekend. Is there something like that available? The at command and a batch file should do it. In a DOS box, type "at/?" for details. |
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Hi On Mon, 28 Jul 2003 17:24:43 +0100, "programmer" int.consultNOCAPITALS (AT) macmail (DOT) com> wrote: I've been looking for a simple tool to shedule (complex) sql-query's which run's on windows and uses ODBC. Output to .csv format or some other simple format. The logon has to happen directly before the query's and thus automatic. For example : It should be possible to run several query's at 6.50 am every morning mo-vr and other -very long- query's during the weekend. Is there something like that available? The at command and a batch file should do it. In a DOS box, type "at/?" for details. Yes I know, but I'm looking after something more "user-friendly" and more integrated. Maybe with a seperate frontend configuration tool. Alain |
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Hi I've been looking for a simple tool to shedule (complex) sql-query's which run's on windows and uses ODBC. Output to .csv format or some other simple format. The logon has to happen directly before the query's and thus automatic. For example : It should be possible to run several query's at 6.50 am every morning mo-vr and other -very long- query's during the weekend. Is there something like that available? Alain |
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